The Shine Music Collective, a music institution founded in 1993 by Professor Strahinja Sajin, is officially closing the loop on their musician’s ambitions. Originally established as a music school in ...

Let it Die: Inferno starts off strong. You have died, been implanted into a new body, and signed up for a lifetime of servitude. Waking to a brain-powered robot called Mom and a weeping lady laden ...

The Shine Music Collective, a music institution founded in 1993 by Professor Strahinja Sajin, is officially closing the loop on their musician's ambitions. Originally established as a music school in ...

For much of pop-music history, singing and songwriting were considered separate jobs. Music publishing houses that were clustered in places like New York’s Tin Pan Alley and Nashville’s Music Row ...

The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. In 2015, Tobias ...

Packaged with live recordings and studio rarities, the Mats’ 1984 masterpiece gets a thoughtful new box set that illustrates the precarity and magic of their unlikely breakthrough. These are coming-of ...

CHENNAI: Indian equities moved through a subdued session on Wednesday (November 19) with the benchmark indices oscillating in a narrow band as investors reacted to mixed global cues and the absence of ...

Christmas just came early for Jonas Brothers fans, as the trio released their new holiday album on Friday (Nov. 14). Accompanying the band’s new film of the same name, the A Very Jonas Christmas Movie ...

Akira Yamaoka, Sound Director for LET IT DIE: INFERNO, joins Uncle Death in GungHo's latest dev diary to chat all about the game's soundtrack. Having worked on the original LET IT DIE, Yamaoka-san ...

A personal experiment with the artificial intelligence music platform Suno’s latest model echoes a new preprint study. Most listeners can’t tell AI music from the real thing, but emotional resonance ...

In a sign that the Gen X nostalgia market remains viable, especially for indie rock, the Replacements’ revered 1984 album Let It Be is returning — again. An expanded version of the album was rolled ...